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it, and also I do not believe that the mere removal of the
cloud means realization of immortality as Vedantists
hold.1'
"You may approach the Truth, mother, in whatever
way you like. The question simply ie, which is the easiest
and quickest path that takes you to tho #oal," Ramdas
observed.
After a course of milk and fruits the party broke up.
Now Ramdas received a call from Una, a far away
corner of Kathiawar in Junagad State. Miiganlal, the
young friend who was Ramdas' companion during Ms
former visits to this province, was now employed as a
teacher in Una. It was he who was drawing him to the
place. Popatbhai also started with Ramdas,
Before leaving Limbdi, Ramdafl paid a last visit to
mother Elizabeth. When parting sho remarked:
"Ramdas, you have reached in spiritual attainment
the last but one step. Yon liavc still to rise higher. You
are blessed. It is all clue to your samskarafl of previous
births."
Ramdas with folded palms replied: "Ramdafl does not
know what stage he lias reached, higher or lower. Neither
does he care to know. He is simply where God has placed
him and he is content."